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LIFX intros Beam accent lighting compatible with Apple's HomeKit
That's just the length of one of the Beams, to be clear. The kit includes six.tokyojimu said:$200 for a 30 cm strip? Ha!
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Rumor: Apple in early development of 5.85- & 6.46-inch OLED iPhones for 2018
We're not. We didn't come up with the "iPhone 8" name, it's just a convenient term that appeared early on and seems to have stuck. It's also a useful way of distinguishing between the OLED model and the two LCD ones. It probably won't be called the iPhone 8 in practice.repressthis said:@AppleInsider Not eager to name the rumored device something silly like "iPhone 8s?" So unlike you.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook to make announcement in Austin on Friday [u]
Terrible timing for a flight into Austin, given the hurricane hitting the coast.
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YouTube TV comes to 14 more US cities like Boston, Seattle & Pittsburgh
On geography, it's a question of having enough network infrastructure, as well as the rights to local affiliates.mytdave said:I find it curious that we're geographically restricting content on the INTERNET. Who cares what city you live in? This is the friggin Internet! Wasn't one of the original goals of the Internet to provide unrestricted global access? (I mean geographically, I don't mean free reign to access anyone's server/PC/device connected to it.) Second point: Why are so many organizations in the entertainment industry still not getting it? People are "cutting the cord" on cable/satellite because of STUPID BUNDLES. Holy shit, get a damn clue already. YouTube TV is just another stupid bundle delivered over a different distribution medium. No friggin different than cable. Good god almighty.
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Apple & Ireland 'close to deal' to protect government from losses while holding $17.7B in ...
It's not the Commission that created the loopholes, it's individual countries like Ireland.lkrupp said:The European Commission created the loopholes and what, they expected corporations not to exploit them? Much like the U.S. tax code, these policies are full of holes and escape hatches put there by the politicians. Then when the light is shined on them those same politicians scramble to “crack down” on the very loopholes they put there in the first place. And please, don’t make yourself look stupid by blathering about ‘fairness’ and using terms like ‘tax evasion.’ If it’s legal it’s not tax evasion. It means you have very smart accountants.
